United States Office
EUROPE WORK OFFICE
77 Broad St #2120, New York, NY 10004, United States
A market known for discovering and reselling young talent, with academies among the most open in Europe to African and Arab players.
Portugal built its football economy on development rather than purchase, which is why its clubs and academies follow young foreign players more seriously than many European leagues. Trials here are usually arranged with academies attached to second and third division clubs.
Portugal is inside Schengen, so the same visa and invitation requirements apply as in Spain. What sets it apart is that many of its academies offer residential training programmes running a full season — a serious option for anyone who wants a real chance rather than a single week.
Yes. We arrange official employment contracts approved by the relevant authorities in the destination country, along with the full work-permit and legal-residency process.
It varies by country and job type, most commonly between two and six months. We share the expected timeline for each country before you begin.
Typically a valid passport, personal photos, and any qualifications or experience relevant to the role. We send you a precise document checklist based on your case.
No. We use staged payments tied to clear milestones, and we explain every fee before you commit — no surprises.
In many European countries family reunification is possible once your job and residency are established. We advise on this per destination country.
Reach the office nearest to you. We answer enquiries within 24 working hours.
EUROPE WORK OFFICE
77 Broad St #2120, New York, NY 10004, United States
Cairo, Egypt